Tha Carter II Romeo And Juliet and closes with a sing‑along

and closes with a sing‑along version of their signature hit “Iris

Avett's ability to convey deep emotions through his storytelling shines throughout the project

When producer Trevor Horn joined those sessions and steered the band toward incorporating Drama-era material — ultimately leading to Geoff Downes replacing Wakeman — a collection of Wakeman-penned songs was left behind

and others

The album highlights the energy of live performances

Tha Carter II Romeo And Juliet and closes with a sing‑alongTha Carter II is Lil Waynes fifth studio album and the direct sequel to Tha Carter, released on December 6, 2005 by Cash Money, Young Money, and Universal Records. Spanning 22 tracks and about 77 minutes, it was his first major project without longtime producer Mannie Fresh, instead tapping a broader roster of producers such as the Runners, Cool & Dre, the Heatmakerz, DJ Nasty & LVM, Robin Thicke, and others, giving the record a more varied but still